Who is Andrew Tate? Exploring the origins of the former kickboxer turned into a controversial internet personality
Emory Andrew Tate III is a professional kickboxer turned internet personality who's infamous for his misogynistic views. Dubbed the King of Toxic Masculinity, Tate has mastered the art of selling hyper-masculine anti-woman propaganda to his audience packaged as the "good life."
He is outspoken about his radical views and interestingly, lives in Romania with his multiple wives. He accrued a fortune with a webcam business he started as a ploy to tap into the adult entertainment industry and has made millions by exploring similar avenues.
He has recently been featured on multiple podcasts and talkshows around the web where he talks about his unique lifestyle. His appearance on Adin Ross's recent livestream with popular streamers such as xQc and TrainwrecksTV has gone viral for all the wrong reasons, making many people question Tate's history and personal life.
Tate has done a lot of different sides that make up his persona, all centered around a toxic masculine attitude. The kickboxer was born on December 14, 1986 according his official website. He is half-American from his dad's side and half-British from his mother's side.
For those wondering why the man from Chicago, Illinois would move to the Eastern European country of Romania, the answer is quite chilling. In a deleted video, Tate can be seen explaining his rationale for the move to avoid accountability during the #MeToo era:
Andrew Tate made a name for himself in MMA circles, bagging multiple ISKA (International Sport Karate Association) trophies. His website dubs him as:
Tate has competed in both heavyweight and lightweight championships and claims to have only lost nine matches over his career. He has also expressed his desire to fight YouTube giant Jake paul in a
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